
Benny feeds the girl who calls herself Eleven
A diner owner coaxes a silent, shaven-headed runaway into talking; all she offers is a number on her wrist and one word, so he calls for help.
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A diner owner coaxes a silent, shaven-headed runaway into talking; all she offers is a number on her wrist and one word, so he calls for help.

Benny coaxes a smile out of the girl, then greets the caseworker who drove in fast; something about her voice is off.

A wandering Eleven brushes off a store clerk, loads up on frozen waffles and walks out as the staff shout after her.

The boys argue over whether to stay hidden in the school gym; Dustin's answer is a raid on the lunch lady's secret stash so Eleven can recharge.

The boys refuse to hand Eleven over, Brenner scoops her up with soothing words, and she answers him with a single word before the monster arrives.

Rocks from a wrist rocket do nothing, so Eleven gets up, tells the boys to stop, pins the monster to the wall and says goodbye to Mike.

Mike, Dustin and Lucas pile into Will's hospital room with news of his funeral, Troy's accident, and a new friend who is basically a wizard.

Lab agents sweep the building and corner the boys in the hallway; the chase ends in silence and Eleven slumps, bleeding and unresponsive.

A reproach about signals and lateness, a rule about dinner before dessert: the episode ends on who Hopper has been keeping secret.

Government men press Mike on where she is; he says he would never tell them even if he knew, as searchers sweep the woods.

A sheet-ghost at breakfast asks to go trick-or-treating; Hopper says no risks, then offers candy and a scary movie at 5:15. Word of the day: compromise.

Hours past 5:15, Hopper arrives with candy and apologies, talks to a locked door about heart attacks and getting fat, and gets no answer.

Mike radios into the dark for the 353rd day, admits a bad day and wishes she were here; somewhere, someone hears her name said back.

Hopper reads Eleven a bedtime book about an orphan; she asks about her own mother, then remembers wandering alone, asking the way to the school.

From the lab, Hopper leaves a message for the cabin: he is not mad, he is sorry, he does not want to lose her, and she should eat the peas.

Max says she gets why El was Mike's mage. Mike keeps her at arm's length, then admits El was awesome until the thing took her, just like it took Bob.